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Why Bother with Environmental Management?

John Binns · 01/12/2020 · Leave a Comment

Where do we start? It’s a fairly common question that I’ve been asked over the years. What is the point of effectively managing environmental issues in a workplace? In other words ‘why should we bother?’ I have come across this viewpoint on many occasions. Usually when I'm … [Read more...] about Why Bother with Environmental Management?

Filed Under: Environmental Management Tagged With: carbon footprint, energy, Environmental Management, environmental management system, Environmental Protection Act 1990, ISO 14001

The Importance of Good Design to Reduce Environmental Impact

John Binns · 23/12/2019 ·

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Over the years an environmental topic I have become more and more interested in is that of design for the environment, sometimes known as ‘cleaner design’. It has most definitely dawned on me that product designers play a key part in the battle to increase the environmental … [Read more...] about The Importance of Good Design to Reduce Environmental Impact

Filed Under: Environmental Management, IEMA, NEBOSH Tagged With: clean design, energy, environment, Environmental design, environmental practitioner, hazardous materials, life cycle, raw materials, recycling

Buying a ‘Stairway to Heaven’ – Or Another ‘Tragedy’?

Dr Richard Dalley · 17/02/2014 ·

Environmental ground

Buying a ‘Stairway to Heaven’ – or another ‘Tragedy’? I’ve never been a fan of the idea of environmental “offsetting”. The concept is most frequently applied to greenhouse gas emissions – with which NEBOSH Environmental Certificate students who have studied Element 1 will be … [Read more...] about Buying a ‘Stairway to Heaven’ – Or Another ‘Tragedy’?

Filed Under: Environmental Management, IEMA, NEBOSH Tagged With: atmosphere, biodiversity, biodiversity offsetting, carbon, carbon dioxide, carbon emissions, carbon neutral, carbon offsets, carbon offsetting, carbon reduction, carbon reduction scheme, Certificate, climate change, Dalley, emissions, energy, environment, Environment Secretary, Environmental Certificate, environmental impacts, Environmental Management, EU, EU Emissions Trading Scheme, Europe, George Monbiot, greenhouse gas, greenhouse gas emissions, greenhouse gases, Health, Health And Safety, NEBOSH, NEBOSH Certificate, NEBOSH Certificate in Environmental Management, NEBOSH Environmental Certificate, NEBOSH exams, Owen Paterson, renewable energy, renewable energy projects, RRC, RRC International, RRC Training, Safety, Selling Indulgences, The Guardian, The Times

HSE Conference, Sudan

Gary Fallaize · 08/01/2014 ·

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RRC's Conference Helps Spread HSE Awareness in Sudan As part of its aim to achieve safer working in Sudan, RRC Training Middle East (RRC ME) held a very successful two-day conference, ‘Enhancing HSE Culture for Sustainable Solutions’, in Khartoum. A high level of audience … [Read more...] about HSE Conference, Sudan

Filed Under: Events, Partners, RRC News Tagged With: Bahrain, conference, construction, Dubai, energy, Enhancing HSE Culture for Sustainable Solutions, Health, Health And Safety, HSE, HSE awareness, HSE culture, HSE law, HSE standards, international standards, Khartoum, legal systems, manufacturing, mining, North Africa, occupational health, occupational health consultancy, risk management, RRC, RRC International, RRC ME, RRC Middle East, RRC Training, RRCME, Safety, Sudan, sustainable solutions

Fossil Fools?

Dr Richard Dalley · 30/12/2013 ·

Back end of cars in traffic

Fossil Fools? You may have noticed – and this is confirmed by the AA’s monthly fuel price report – that petrol and diesel prices are down significantly this month (November 2013). Good news? Well, nestling within every silver-lining there’s often a cloud. The recent drop in … [Read more...] about Fossil Fools?

Filed Under: Environmental Management, IEMA, NEBOSH Tagged With: carbon footprint, Certificate, climate, climate change, Dalley, diesel, energy, environmental impact, Environmental Management, fossil fuels, Fracking, fuel, geology, Health, Health And Safety, hydraulic fracturing, natural gas, NEBOSH, NEBOSH Certificate, NEBOSH Certificate in Environmental Management, NEBOSH exams, oil, petrol, RRC, RRC International, RRC Training, Safety, shale gas, tight gas

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